Brighton & Hove City Council is asking for views on the city's draft supported housing strategy - a 10-year plan for providing homes and support that help people recover from a crisis and live safely and more independently.
A new law, the Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023, says every...
Services, parades and ceremonies are being held across the city to mark Remembrance, pay tribute to the Armed Forces and to remember all victims of conflict.
The services will be attended by civic leaders with all events open to members of public who wish to attend.
Remembrance events begin on Thursday...
Households in Brighton and Hove will get help with energy bills, cheaper bus travel and a pay rise for the lowest-paid under measures in this week’s Autumn Budget. The city could also gain new powers to raise money from its visitor economy.
The Chancellor’s package focuses on easing the cost...
Work to restore the historic garden due to start on site in November
Brighton & Hove Museums & Brighton & Hove City Council have secured more than £1.4 million in additional funding for the Royal Pavilion Garden Restoration Project, A Garden Fit for a King, with £976,231 from The National Lottery...
The Green Party of England and Wales voted on Sunday to define Zionism as a form of racism, at the end of its biggest-ever conference at the Brighton Centre. Members backed the motion by 1,022 votes to 813, making the Greens the first major UK party to declare itself...
Andy Burnham’s revelation that he was prepared “to go all the way” in terms of the UK’s relationship with the EU came as a shock to many. While a commitment to rejoining the EU in the next Labour manifesto is far from a given – and the prime minister’s...
More than 900 wheelchairs donated by two Australian charities for injured children in Gaza have been sitting in warehouses in Jordan for more than 18 months. The charities, and the Jordanian aid organisation storing them, say Israeli restrictions on aid deliveries have kept them out. Israel says it has...
The Green Party of England and Wales opens its autumn conference in Brighton today. It runs at the Brighton Centre from Friday 2 to Sunday 4 October, and around 3,000 people are expected to attend. The party says it will be its biggest conference ever, after a year of...
The Leader of Brighton & Hove City Council has written to the Government to ask for greater joint working and local compassionate solutions following the Government’s decision to close a local hotel housing asylum seeking women and families.
Councillor Bella Sankey has contacted Anna Turley, the Minister for Border Security...
The Leader of Brighton & Hove City Council has welcomed Government sanctions on trade and action on services with companies operating in illegal West Bank settlements and demanded the East Sussex pension fund linked to council staff pensions move immediately to divest from any companies operating in illegal settlements...
